Stories Told.
Through human-centered design, I strive to create intentional, personalized experiences crafted with empathy.
Grateful Weaver
This business shows how my creative passions push conventions in favor of innovation for positive change, especially as I designed my business with environmental sustainability in mind. I'm proud that I've not only been able to create a desireable product, but have also been successful in marketing my business increasing visibility and sales.
- What?
Sustainable Clothing Business Brand Identity - Who?
Eliane Driscoll, Personal Project - Why?
To create sustainably sourced and uniquely designed weaved clothing for the edm community with a recognizable brand
The playful, vibrant and dark contrasting visual identity compliment my one-of-a-kind clothing pieces, featured at a variety of EDM events in Denver and St. Louis.
Drisco: "Self Identity"
- What?
Visual identity to represent self professionally - Who?
Designer: Me, Purdue Instructor: Hyungjoo Kim - Why?
To create consistent, recognizable marketing resources aligned with my business / design objectives and values
Eliane Driscoll is a visual designer and event curator who aims to build meaningful connections and purposeful work, creating a community of positive growth. This identity conveys creativity, passion and authenticity balanced with professionalism through its energetic color palette, organic typography,and minimal yet playful graphics.
Tierra Urbana
- What?
Food truck visual identity design - Who?
Designer: Me, Purdue Instructor: Hyungjoo Kim - Why?
To provide strategic, accessible identity design for a business and medium with a variety of variables and audiences.
Residing in Denver and appealing to young residents engaged in nightlife, the truck engages with a spirit of creativity, bold community and authenticity. The identity aligns with its audience's values and location attributes.
The logo is intended to resemble a graffiti tag as a reference to Denver's mural art, accompanied by bold and playful colors. The back of the truck is a chalboard to create an interactive mural each night for patrons.
LearnLiftNYC: Figma Design
- What?
Design a website for a researched social cause - Who?
UI Designer: Me - Why?
To facilitate a call to action through responsive and accessible design
I researched New York City's educational resources and the difficulty of navigation for youth. My solution provided concise, consistent information and structure with customizable features to offer a more accessible experience.
I provided customizable and easy-to-navigate information and a searchbase to educational services and events for young people looking to finish or improve their education, but may be unsure of where to begin and overwhelmed by resources.
